The most aggressive cue on the set: 130bpm C minor electropop with a hard programmed beat, heavy bass and synth stabs topped by female vocal lines. Struts rather than builds, and at just over two minutes it works as a compact attitude bed for fast cuts.
Instrumental trip hop/chillstep hybrid at a half-time-feeling 170bpm in bright C major, built from beat, bass and glossy synths with no vocal on top. The cleanest bed here for narration or on-screen dialogue, cool and unhurried throughout.
Same 170bpm chillstep frame as "Fly" but moved to G minor and given a Latin/reggaeton tilt, with guitar and mandolin lines, chopped vocal samples and female vocals over the beat. The melodic string plucking gives it a travelling, sun-and-street quality the other cues don't have.
Slower and more spacious at 102bpm in G minor, leaning on live-feel percussion alongside the beat and bass, with ethnic/world colour, vocal samples and female vocals threaded through. The most atmospheric and hypnotic of the group, holding one seductive groove for its full two and a half minutes.